Admission to the Music Composition Certificate program requires junior standing, an application interview with the certificate director, completion of MUS 2040 - Dictation and Sight Singing IV, non-composition music major, and completion of MUS 2020 - Music Theory IV with a minimum grade of C.
Music Composition Certificate
Tools and software for music creation and notation, as well as work-sharing platforms like Soundcloud, Bandcamp and YouTube, have been developed and embedded into the fabric of our current music culture. As such, a number of non-composition music major students are exploring their own musical creativity outside of the formal setting of coursework.
Through OHIO's undergraduate Music Composition certificate, students hone their compositional skills, helping them to become more knowledgeable, adaptable, and ultimately, more marketable in their chosen field. The program emphasizes the skills, content knowledge and experiences essential to a composer in the 21st century including three semesters of individual lessons, a course in orchestration, courses in music software and sound studies and courses in advanced music theory.
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Admission to the Certificate
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Courses & Curriculum
The program emphasizes the skills, content knowledge, and experiences essential to a composer in the 21st century including three semesters of individual lessons, a course in orchestration, courses in music software and sound studies, and courses in advanced music theory. There is a minimum of 15 credit hours required for completion.
View Courses & Requirements in the Official Academic Catalog
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Questions?
If you have questions or would like more information about Music Composition Certificate, please contact Robert McClure.